After being a relatively unknown face in the video game world, Yoko Taro's popularity has suddenly hit famous highs across the industry. Now known as that guy who wears a giant moon-face mask to avoid revealing his true identity, to hide an embarrassing blemish or just being born with it, Taro's popularity has surged thanks to NieR: Automata - his latest video game that verges on the side of gaming perfection for some.

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That being said, Taro has repeatedly gone on record to say that, despite the game's surprise success, Square Enix and PlatinumGames didn't lay out a budget to handle any serious post-game DLC. While smaller chunks of content will be dished out through an otherwise undisclosed period of time, we're setting up a patch page incase any updates trickle out longer than we anticipated.

NieR: Automata - Patch 1.06

Being a PlayStation-based game for the most part - and one by Square Enix at that - these patch notes will likely feel different to our other patch note pages. This is because Square Enix usually forget to share the details of a given update; leaving fans to deduce what's changed between them. For now, this is all we know;

Changelog:

• General

• Fixes various issues with the 2B playthrough
• Fixes various issues with in-game cutscenes
• Various bug fixes across the board

• Reported Problems

• Players may be unable to 'hack' the Amusement Park bunny typically used for EXP farms. It can still be activated by dishing out enough damage, however.
• The message and button prompts displayed after a successful hack may appear jumbled making a decision difficult to navigate toward